Wiki: BC-B 0150

Expire Base Date#

This component is required to establish the base date used in determining the expiration of an enrollment form.

Choose the rule that is used as the ‘Expire Base Date’ rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Go to
00	UserCalc Only	Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The usercalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Date`. The usercalc must use the RET operator to return a date value. This value is interpreted by the component as the user provided base date from which the employee’s enrollment is expired.	B0160
01	Use End of Time	Uses 31st December, 3999 as the base date from which the employee’s enrollment is expired.	B0160
02*	Use Termination Date	Uses the employee’s termination date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine the date the employee’s enrollment is expired, or 31st December, 3999 if there is no termination date available.	B0160
03	Use Leave Date	Uses the employee’s termination date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine the date the employee’s enrollment is expired, or 31st December, 3999 if there is no termination date available.	B0160
04	Use Earlier Term/Leave	Uses the earlier of the termination date or the leave date as the date from which an employee’s enrollment is expired, or 31st December, 3999 if there is no termination date available.	B0160
05*	Use Birth Date	Uses the employee’s birth date from the Identity Information form (IEID) plus a continuation period to determine the date an employee’s enrollment is expired. Sometimes used for life type plans that automatically expire at a specific age.	B0160
06	Use Spouse's Birth Date	Uses the spouse’s birth date from the Contact Form (IECT) plus a continuation period to determine the date a spouse’s enrollment isexpired. Sometimes used for dependent or spousal life type plans that automatically expire at a specific age.	B0160